Okanagan Zone Festival
Shuswap Theatre, Salmon Arm
May 22-29, 1999

line-up of plays // results

Theatre BC’s Okanagan Zone presented the following line-up of plays
Saturday, May 22 through Saturday, May 29  1999
at the Centennial Theatre, Armstrong:

Line-up of Plays:

OKZ Festival Co-Chairs are:
Sandra Heal & Karen Sansom of Salmon Arm's Shuswap Theatre

Each evening’s performance will include a brief public adjudication.
Adjudicator for the week is Andrew McIlroy.

Results:
Best Production	"Goodnight Disgrace"
presented by Asparagus Theatre
Best Director	Steve Heal for "The Children's Hour"
presented by Shuswap Theatre
Best Actress	Pamela Campion and Shai Snyder in "The Ladies of the Camelias"
presented by Progress Theatre Company
Best Actor	George Young in "Goodnight Disgrace"
presented by Asparagus Theatre
Best Supporting Actress	Lesley Gibbs in " The Children's Hour"
presented by Shuswap Theatre
Best Supporting Actor	Dan Cassidy in "Bordertown Cafe"
presented by Summerland Singers and Players
Best Set	Wayne Ashton and Jamie Fraser for "Goodnight Disgrace"
presented by Asparagus Theatre
Best Sound	Adele M. Kuyek Grout for "Goodnight Disgrace"
presented by Asparagus Theatre
Best Lighting	Doug Xenis for "Bordertown Cafe"
presented by Summerland Singers and Players
Best Costumes	Angela Moyls for "Bordertown Cafe"
presented by Summerland Singers and Players
Best Props	Shai Snyder for "The Ladies of the Camelias"
presented by Progress Theatre Company
Best Ensemble Cast	"How Coyote Got His Name"
presented by Sen'Klip Native Theatre Co.
Best Senior Artist	Joan Bryan for "A Voice of My Own"
presented by Kamloops Players
Most Promising Newcomer - Direction	Dian Henderson for "A Voice of My Own"
presented by Kamloops Players
Best Backstage Production	Blackpool and Parish
presented by Revelstoke Theatre Co.
Most 'Distance' Achieved in Workshops	"A Voice of My Own"
presented by Kamloops Players
Festival Unsung Hero	Cilla Budda for "The Children's Hour"
presented by Shuswap Theatre
Ozone Scholarship	Fran Gebhard, Kelowna

Zone Festivals are held in each of Theatre BC’s Zones throughout the spring, leading to the annual provincial MAINSTAGE theatre festival. Productions from each Zone Festival will participate as a "Best Production", "Workshop Play" or "Scene Development" at Theatre BC's Mainstage '99 in Nanaimo, B.C., July 3-10.

See You at MAINSTAGE '99!!!

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